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Laura McKinney
Date Of Creation:
10 August 2021
Update Date:
9 May 2024
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The prefixkilo- is a quantity prefix refers to the number one thousand. Its origin is Greek (khilion) and is symbolized by the letter K. For example: kilometer, kilogram.
- It can serve you: Units of measure
Spelling of the prefix kilo-
In certain cases, the prefix kilo- can be written (accepted by the Royal Spanish Academy) as kilo-.
Examples of words with the prefix kilo-
- Kilobit: It is expressed to indicate the speed of data transmission: 56 x 1000.
- kilobyte: Measurement of the capacity that a computer has (1024 bytes).
- Kilocalorie: Measure of energy equivalent to 1000 kcal.
- Kilocycle: An electrical unit of frequency that is expressed as 1000 oscillations per second.
- Kiloforce / kilopond: Unit of force equivalent to the force that is imparted on the 1 kilogram mass.
- kilogram: Unit of work to specify what is to be developed in order to raise the weight from 1 kilogram to a height of 1 meter.
- Kilogram / kilogram: Unit that measures the weight of things.
- Kilohertz / kilohertz.: Measure that is equal to 1000 hertz.
- Kiloliter: Volume measurement equal to 1000 liters.
- Mileage: Distance expressed in kilometers of a distance traveled between two points.
- Kilometer / kilometer: Length measurement (to measure distances) equivalent to 100 meters.
- Kilopond: Unit of force that is equal to the force applied to the 1 kilogram mass.
- Kiloton: Unit used to measure or quantify the explosion power of nuclear bombs.
- Kilowatt: A measure of electrical power equivalent to 1000 watts.
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- Prefixes
- Prefixes and suffixes